Stracone lata (1988)

Here is the translation of the Polish film description:

In the years following the Vietnam War, when America was experiencing its first moral and social crisis, a story emerges that deeply touches our sense of justice and responsibility. 'Lost Years' is a tale of a family fighting to survive and preserve their identity in the face of political repression and private secrets.

The film tells the story of Arthur and Annie, two young students who decided to take on the Washington political system. Their radical yet idealistic actions led to suspicion and pursuit by the FBI. For 17 years, they lived in hiding, changing addresses and names, always ready to escape. Now, their 17-year-old son Danny becomes the narrator of this story, which not only explores the fate of his family but also his own doubts and desires.

The main themes of the film are identity, responsibility, and salvation. Arthur and Annie's family must come to understand that their past cannot define them and that they can choose their future. For Danny, who dreams of becoming a pianist, it becomes a challenge to find balance between passion and everyday family problems.

'Lost Years' is directed towards viewers seeking deep, emotional stories about people, their flaws, and desires. It's a story of violence that destroys, but also of love and relationships that endure despite the odds of fate. That's why you should watch this film to experience an unforgettable narrative and captivating atmosphere that will help you find your place in the world of the characters.

The film is full of melancholic and unsettling moods, yet also filled with hope and love. The atmosphere is dark and dramatic, but ultimately hopeful and redemptive.